Climate scientists warn that the scale and devastation of the wildfires are clear examples of the way climate change can intensify natural disasters.
Jeffrey Scott announces 3-part webinar series “Landscape Technology Summit”
In this new 3-part webinar series, Jeffrey Scott brings together a group of green-industry experts and business owners who will share how they have …
Green Distillation Technologies signs deal for first US plant
Australian tire recycler, Green Distillation Technologies, which has developed world-first technology that recycles end-of-life tires into oil, carbon and …
Multiexport creating recycling program for equipment used in aquaculture operations
Puerto Montt, Chile-based salmon farmer Multiexport Foods is developing a project with Atando Cabos to recycle the ropes used in its aquaculture …
Ninth-grader’s idea to go green scores St. Patrick High a STEM grant from Ingalls
The educator began researching how other schools compost and ways to get her students more engaged in a way that connected the concepts with …
Massive Australian Wildfires And The Consequences Of Climate Change
The causes of the fires are a combination of several factors, but a major one is drought and heat, a result of climate change that helped create the …
Neighborhood Association Meeting Will Focus on Renewable Energy
Sellers will present information about the Sierra Club campaign to catalyze a transition toward renewable energy. Called “Ready for 100%,” the …
Teacher Sows Seeds of Sustainability
DENNISVILLE – It can be tough getting students excited about learning. Kevin Poltorak, a seventh and eighth-grade science teacher, in Dennis …
Perdue Farms’ new meat-packing foam dissolves in your sink
“We’ve had significant conversations at the company in the past year about our sustainability efforts and what more we can do to reduce the impact on …
Sights and Sounds achieves zero-waste status
Out of the total waste accumulated by the Christmas Festival, 16,360 pounds were composted, 3,100 pounds were recycled and 1,600 pounds were …